Korg EA-1 Error messages Er.1, Er.2, Er.9, Full, Restoring the factory set Data, Specifications

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Error messages

Er.1

Data could not be written.

 

Er.2

When writing a song to a different song num-

ber, the maximum number of recordable events

 

 

was exceeded. Use the Clear Event operation

 

to erase unwanted events from the song.

Er.9

Protect was turned "on" for the memory into

which you attempted to write data. In Global

 

mode, turn the Protect setting "oFF" (p.40).

Full

When event-recording on a song, event data

memory has filled up. If you attempt to record

additional events, the "memory full" message

 

 

will appear immediately. Either use Clear Event

 

to delete unwanted events from a song, or

 

record blank data to clear the memory.

Restoring the factory set

data

The pattern and song data with which the EA-1is shipped from the factory is referred to as the "preloaded data," and you can restore this preloaded data back into the memory of the EA-1. When you do this, the patterns you created and the songs which use these patterns will be erased, and replaced by the preloaded data. If you wish to keep the patterns and songs you created, you must save the data on a data filer etc. before you load the preloaded data.

1.While simultaneously pressing the Transpose key and the Write key, turn on the power.

2.The display will indicate "PLd," and the Play/Pause key will blink.

3.To load the factory preloaded data, press the blinking Play/ Pause key.

This will require apporoximately 15 seconds.

To cancel, press the Stop/Cancel key.

When loading is complete, the EA-1will return to its initial state. After several seconds the display will indicate pattern number "A01," and the EA-1will be in Pattern mode.

Never turn off the power during the Load process. The data may be damaged.

Specifications

System:

Analog modeling

Number

 

of parts:

2 parts

Memory

 

capacity:

256 patterns, 16 songs

Effects:

Distortion, Tempo Delay, Chorus/Flanger

Sequencer:

Pattern

 

Maximum 64 steps per part

 

Motion sequence

 

One parameter for each part, 64 events

 

Song

 

Maximum 256 patterns per song

 

Maximum approximately 65,500 events for

 

event recording

Connectors:

PHONES

 

Stereo phone plug

 

Nominal level: 21 mW + 21 mW (32 ohms)

 

OUTPUT (PART1/MIX, PART2)

 

Phone jacks: mono x 2

 

Nominal output level: -10 dBu

 

Output impedance: 1 k-ohms

 

AUDIO IN (phone jack: mono x 1)

 

Nominal input level: -10 dBu

 

Input impedance: 47 k-ohms

 

MIDI (IN, OUT, THRU)

Power supply: DC 9 V (AC adapter included)

Power consumption: 8 W

Dimensions:

300 (W) x 222.5 (D) x 53.4 (H) mm

 

(with rubber feet)

Weight: 1.25 kg

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Contents Page CE mark for European Harmonized Standards FCC Regulation Warning for U.S.AContents Song mode Global mode Main features IntroductionAbout the data you create on the EA-1 Make connections and play Adapter cable holder Power switch AC Local VoltageExample connections Preparing to playCommon section Front and rear panelFront and rear panel Synthesizer sectionStep Key section Sequence Control sectionShift key Connector sectionWhat is a Song? Conceptual diagram of the EA-1Basic operation Quick Start Listening to a SongUsing the Tap Tempo key to change the tempo Using the dial to change the tempoListening to Patterns Trying out the functionsStriking keys to play sounds Keyboard function Modifying editing the soundPart Playing the sound of a part along with a song or pattern What is a Phrase Pattern?Modify edit the sound along with a song or pattern Modifying editing a phrase patternStep Recording using the Step keys to create a phrase Basic Saving a pattern that you createWhat is a Motion Sequence? Using a Motion SequenceBasic operation Quick Connecting various sources to the audio inputUsing the EA-1 as a tone generator module What is Pattern Set?Playing with Pattern Set EA-1 Synchronized playback with the ER-1ER-1 Basic operation Quick Start EA-1 ER-1Setting the playback tempo Pattern modePlaying a pattern Pattern Play Selecting a patternSelecting a pattern Creating a patternEditing the sound of a part Synthesizer parametersFilter Effect Swing settings Length, Scale/Beat settingsWhat is Length? LengthRealtime recording Creating a phrase patternStep recording Event editingPitch Changing the pitchChanging the gate time Gate Time 25...64.0Editing patterns Motion sequence Convenient functions forMoving data within a part Move Data Transposing a phrase TransposeTranspose 24...24 Move Data 16...16Data Copy within a pattern Copying a part Copy PartErasing motion sequence data From a part Clear MotionUsing Pattern Set to perform Pattern Set Play Pattern SetRegistering a pattern for Pattern Set Saving a pattern Write Song mode Selecting a songPlaying a song Song Play Creating a song from scratch Creating a songErasing song data Clear Song Specifying a pattern for each positionEditing a song Specifying the pitch of each PatternInserting a pattern at a specified Position Insert Pattern Pitch Offset 24...24Song mode Deleting a pattern from a specified Position Delete PatternChanging the pattern for a specific Position Saving a song Write Deleting event data from a song Clear EventChecking for song event data Metronome settings Global modeAdjusting the volume AudioProtect settings Memory Protect Saving the settings you Modify in Global mode WriteProtect On, oFF Setting the Midi channel Part 1 Midi ch Midi modeSetting the Midi channel Part 2 P2 ch Transmit/receive dump Data Midi Data DumpSaving the settings you Modify in Midi mode Write Midi filter settingsAdjusting the pitch bend Range Bend Range 12...12About Midi AppendicesTransmitting sound setting Data Data Dump TroubleshootingAbout system exclusive messages Editing sounds etcSpecifications Error messages Er.1Er.2 Er.9Example sounds Blank Chart Index Step Realtime Realtime RecordingResonance RegisteringPattern Name List Song Name ListBank Synthesizer Midi Implementation Chart1999.2.3 Transmitted Recognized Remarks FunctionKorg INC

EA-1 specifications

The Korg EA-1 is a distinctive and innovative synthesizer that has captured the attention of electronic musicians and producers since its release. As part of Korg's Electribe series, the EA-1 offers a unique combination of features, technologies, and characteristics that make it an ideal choice for those looking to create cutting-edge sounds and rhythms.

One of the main features of the Korg EA-1 is its analog modeling synthesis engine. This technology allows users to create rich and dynamic sounds with an impressive level of detail and complexity. The EA-1 is designed to emulate classic analog synthesizers, providing a warm and organic tone that is often sought after in electronic music. With its versatility, the EA-1 is capable of producing a wide range of sounds, from punchy bass lines to shimmering leads and atmospheric pads.

The EA-1 also includes a powerful sequencer that allows for intricate pattern creation. Musicians can easily create and edit sequences, adjusting parameters such as pitch, rhythm, and modulation in real-time. The sequencer features up to 64 patterns, each of which can be arranged into a complete song. This feature is ideal for live performances, enabling musicians to switch between different patterns seamlessly.

Another standout characteristic of the Korg EA-1 is its user-friendly interface. The device boasts a clear layout, with dedicated knobs and buttons that make it easy for users to navigate its various features. The large LCD display provides essential information at a glance, allowing for quick adjustments during live sessions or studio work.

In terms of connectivity, the Korg EA-1 is equipped with MIDI in and out ports, enabling it to be easily integrated into any setup. Musicians can connect the EA-1 with other instruments and software, enhancing their creative possibilities. Additionally, the EA-1 supports audio input, allowing users to process external sounds through its built-in effects.

The EA-1 also features a range of built-in effects, including delay and reverb, which help to shape and enhance the sounds created with the synthesizer. These effects can be applied in real-time, providing added depth and character to the music.

In summary, the Korg EA-1 synthesizer stands out due to its analog modeling synthesis, powerful sequencer, user-friendly interface, extensive connectivity options, and built-in effects. This combination of features and technologies makes it a valuable tool for electronic musicians seeking to create unique and inspiring sounds. With its ability to emulate classic tones while offering modern flexibility, the Korg EA-1 continues to be a popular choice for music creators across various genres.